Asian food deliveryman stabbed in the back by cyclist in Brookyln

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An Asian food deliveryman has been stabbed in the back in Brooklyn.

The 53-year-old victim was making deliveries for Lu Peking House on Fulton street at around 4pm on Sunday.

Also on a bicycle, the attacker rode up behind the victim and said “what happened?”

As the victim slows down to turn towards the man, the suspect pulls out a large knife and stabs the victim in the back before pedalling away.

CCTV video shows the victim falling to the ground after the attack.

The victim suffered a puncture wound to his back and was taken to Jamaica Hospital in stable condition

“He left here to make a delivery,” the victim’s boss said. “The next thing we know he’s in an ambulance.”

The NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force is investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.

The suspect is described as about 5-foot-8 and 160 pounds with a slim build. He was wearing a bright green hoodie, black pants and black sneakers.

Anyone with information about him is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.

In other news, Alibaba co-founder and Nets owner Joe Tsai has said Asian Americans have been “scapegoated” throughout American history.

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